The Cleveland Show - "Beer Walk!" - Talkback [12/5]
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I love him.
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Yeah, that may have been a desperate attempt to keep some of the viewers they're undoubtedly losing because of tonight's Family Guy absence.
rabcnesbit
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You just knew Peter and co. would cross paths with Cleveland's crew eventually.
bluegas101
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"Yeah, I just remembered: I'm a bear. I could kill you and get away with it, because, well, I'm a bear. Yeah."
That was great. Peter trying to pick up his keys was pretty funny, too.
That was great. Peter trying to pick up his keys was pretty funny, too.
noob_2_net
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When I saw it promoted as a crossover, I expected the Family Guy characters (besides Cleaveland) to appear throughout the episode (wasn't "Lois Kills Stewie" promoted as a FG/American Dad crossover as well? That one only included a cameo by AD characters). Still, this was a very good episode.
Once Cleaveland started doing housework after learning Donna was faking it and being better at it than Donna I suspected it was all a set-up (I wonder if the kids were in on it or if he really was better with dealing with the kids).
I can't believe those viewers would rather watch The Cleaveland Show instead of two girls in a shower. Yeah, this show is good (much better than American Dad), but if I was given the opportunity to watch two naked women wrestle over this I'd rather watch... Oh, you get the idea.
The only thing I really didn't care for was the Rollo subplot. It seems like it could have been better, or perhaps one of those ideas that sounds really good as an idea but when put into an episode goes nowhere. I feel it could have been improved, but I can't think of how it could have been improved (I feel like the subplot from a few episodes ago, when Cleaveland saved Rollo's life but didn't want Donna to know, wasn't played to its potential; while Rollo's involvement in tonight's other episode was great, I wonder if it's getting hard to write Rollo subplots that are better than they sound).
Once Cleaveland started doing housework after learning Donna was faking it and being better at it than Donna I suspected it was all a set-up (I wonder if the kids were in on it or if he really was better with dealing with the kids).
I can't believe those viewers would rather watch The Cleaveland Show instead of two girls in a shower. Yeah, this show is good (much better than American Dad), but if I was given the opportunity to watch two naked women wrestle over this I'd rather watch... Oh, you get the idea.
The only thing I really didn't care for was the Rollo subplot. It seems like it could have been better, or perhaps one of those ideas that sounds really good as an idea but when put into an episode goes nowhere. I feel it could have been improved, but I can't think of how it could have been improved (I feel like the subplot from a few episodes ago, when Cleaveland saved Rollo's life but didn't want Donna to know, wasn't played to its potential; while Rollo's involvement in tonight's other episode was great, I wonder if it's getting hard to write Rollo subplots that are better than they sound).
Okay. I didn't see the ad so I didn't know it was supposed to be a "Family Guy" crossover, so I was surprised by Peter, Joe and Cleveland showing up. I was hoping they would have got more airtime.
Seems like Donna's a complicated character. First she complains that Cleveland doesn't do enough of the housework, then when he starts doing it she gets upset about him taking her job, then when she gets back to doing the dishes it's "What the (bleep) am I doing?"
Kind of reminds me of Bill Murray's character in "Space Jam." First he wants to play in the NBA, then when Mike offers him a job in the NBA he doesn't take it, then at the end he regrets it.
I know I'm getting off topic here, but it did sort of remind me of that.
Seems like Donna's a complicated character. First she complains that Cleveland doesn't do enough of the housework, then when he starts doing it she gets upset about him taking her job, then when she gets back to doing the dishes it's "What the (bleep) am I doing?"
Kind of reminds me of Bill Murray's character in "Space Jam." First he wants to play in the NBA, then when Mike offers him a job in the NBA he doesn't take it, then at the end he regrets it.
I know I'm getting off topic here, but it did sort of remind me of that.
Chargers Worldwide
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It was a good episode. I really liked the plot but somehow I knew it would eventually turn into Donna faking she is injured and someone would realize she was lying. HeHeHe...
And the end was funny when she was washing dishes!
And I thought I heard a word the censors didn't up on but my brother heard it too...
Overall, it was a nice episode.
And the end was funny when she was washing dishes!
And I thought I heard a word the censors didn't up on but my brother heard it too...
Overall, it was a nice episode.
fryed_smarticals
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Quagmire: "Cleveland, can I do your wife?"
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